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3.4.3German B SL14 flashcards

Personal & reflexive pronouns

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ich → mich → mir

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Card 1definition

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ich → mich → mir

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Nominativ → Akkusativ → Dativ of „I“: I / me / to me

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du → dich → dir

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Nominativ → Akkusativ → Dativ of „you“ (sing.): you / you / to you

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er → ihn → ihm

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Nominativ → Akkusativ → Dativ of „he“: he / him / to him

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sie → sie → ihr

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Nominativ → Akkusativ → Dativ of „she“: she / her / to her

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wir → uns → uns

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Nominativ → Akkusativ → Dativ of „we“: we / us / to us

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ihr → euch → euch

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Nominativ → Akkusativ → Dativ of „you“ (pl.): you / you / to you

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sie/Sie → sie/Sie → ihnen/Ihnen

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they / them / to them (and formal you): Nom/Akk/Dat

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Reflexiv: ich wasche mich

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Akkusativ reflexive — the action reflects back: I wash myself

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Reflexiv: ich wasche mir die Hände

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Dativ reflexive — reflexive + a direct object (die Hände)

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sich freuen / sich erinnern an

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reflexive verbs: to be glad / to remember (sb/sth)

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Which case does „helfen“ take?

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The Dativ — „Ich helfe dir“, never „dich“. Also danken, gefallen, gehören.

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When is the reflexive in the Dativ?

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When there is also a direct object: „Ich putze mir die Zähne“ (mir, not mich).

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Which reflexive forms differ Akk vs Dat?

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Only ich (mich/mir) and du (dich/dir); sich, uns, euch are the same in both.

Card 14concept

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What is the most common pronoun error?

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Using the Akkusativ after a Dativ verb („Er hilft mich“ → should be „mir“), or „sich“ for wir/ihr.

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